Acrobranch Melrose

Located within the leafy James & Ethel Gray Park in Johannesburg, Acrobranch Melrose offers an exhilarating outdoor experience for adventure seekers of all ages. This treetop obstacle course features a series of zip lines, rope bridges, swinging logs, and climbing nets suspended among the trees. The park is designed with multiple difficulty levels, from easy courses for young children to challenging routes for adults and thrill-seekers. Safety is a top priority, with full harnesses, helmets, and trained guides ensuring a secure experience. The natural setting provides a refreshing escape from the city, with the sounds of birds and rustling leaves accompanying your climb. After your adventure, you can relax in the park's picnic area or explore the surrounding green space.

Don't miss

• Navigate the 'Big Zip' – a long zip line across the park.
• Test your balance on wobbly rope bridges and swinging steps.
• Challenge yourself on the black diamond (most difficult) course.
• Enjoy a family-friendly picnic in the adjacent park after your climb.
• Spot local birdlife and enjoy the natural woodland setting.

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Ways to visit Acrobranch Melrose

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Know before you go

• Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing. Avoid loose jewelry or long scarves.
• Apply sunscreen and insect repellent, especially in summer.
• Bring water; there are no water fountains on the course.
• Leave valuables in a locker (available on site) – phones can fall from heights.

A bit of history

Acrobranch Melrose is part of the Acrobranch chain of adventure parks in South Africa, established to provide eco-friendly, outdoor recreational activities. It opened in the early 2010s and has since become a popular family destination.